4,305 campsites, none of them real
A purple cabin made from a shipping container sits on sandy desert ground with tall grass waving in the breeze. The sky is deep blue as night arrives, with a bright moon and a tiny meteor streaking overhead. A worn wooden sign marked “11” stands by the path, and a small speaker rests on the camp table. Distant mesas sit quiet on the wide horizon, making the whole place feel calm and open.